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Research Seminar

Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Bronx Community College

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Talks at the Research Seminar are given by BCC department faculty members and invited speakers from other institutions. The seminar usually meets on Tuesdays at 12 p.m. in room CP 305 for one hour. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Spring 2018 Research Seminar Schedule

Coordinator: Cormac O'Sullivan

February 13	Matt Sunderland, CUNY Graduate Center,  Geometric Group Theory...+Randomness!
February 20	No Seminar, (Monday Schedule)
February 27	Carlos Moreno, Graduate Center CUNY,  Number of solutions of algebraic equations over finite fields
March 6	Ivan Horozov, BCC,  Dedekind zeta values and moduli spaces of Riemann surfaces
March 13	Jan Trlifaj, Charles University, Prague,  Representations and Approximations High and Low
March 20	Mehdi Lejmi, BCC,  The Chern-Yamabe problem
March 27	Sergio Estrada, Universidad de Murcia, Spain,  Approximation theory in algebraic contexts
April 3	No Seminar (Spring Break)
April 10	Nikos Apostolakis, BCC,  Unicycles, almost minimal factorizations, and duality
April 17	Pat Hooper, the CUNY Graduate Center and City College,  Refraction in the trihexagonal tiling
April 24	Philipp Rothmaler, BCC and the CUNY Graduate Center,  Hiding model theory
May 1	Malgorzata Marciniak, Laguardia Community College,  Hessian Dynamics on the Hesse Pencil
May 8	Tony Weaver, BCC,  The anharmonic group
May 15	The Stanley Friedlander Lecture Ken Kramer, the CUNY Graduate Center and Queens College,  Ramification in Galois extensions of the rationals

Fall 2018 Research Seminar Schedule

Coordinator: Cormac O'Sullivan

September 18	Holiday! - No Seminar
September 25	Cormac O'Sullivan, BCC and CUNY Graduate Center,  Some new results on the Riemann zeta function
October 2	Robert Donley, Queensborough Community College,  Central Zeros of Clebsch-Gordan Coefficients
October 9	Karen Taylor, BCC,  Identities and Maass Waveforms
October 16	Kealey Dias, BCC,  Quadratic Differentials, Measured Foliations, and Metric Graphs on the Punctured Plane
October 23	Vincent Martinez, Hunter College,  Asymptotic coupling in hydrodynamic equations and applications to data assimilation
October 30	Yumeng Ou, Baruch College,  Recent developments on Falconer's distance set problem
November 6	Wenjian Liu, Queensborough Community College,  Big Data Information Reconstruction on the Infinite Communication Tree Network
November 13	Nikolaos Apostolakis, BCC,  Duality preserving bijections between non-crossing trees, quadrangulations of polygons, and ternary trees
November 20	Alex Ryba, Queens College,  Computer generation of incidence theorems in projective geometry
November 27	Svetoslav Zahariev, LaGuardia Community College,  On scaling limits in Euclidean quantum field theory
December 4	Senia Sheydvasser, CUNY Graduate Center,  Two Trivial Problems and an Impossible One
December 11	Claire Burrin, Rutgers University,  Windings of prime geodesics

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